Taiwan Prefecture Confucian Examination Hall — The Taiwan Prefecture Confucian Examination Hall was originally used for all Taiwan candidates to participate in the provincial examinations. In the early Japanese colonial period, it served as a temporary police station. In the 7th year of Taisho (1918), due to the Taichung Prefecture

Taiwan Prefecture Confucian Examination Hall. The Taiwan Prefecture Confucian Examination Hall was originally used for all Taiwan candidates to participate in the provincial examinations. In the early Japanese colonial period, it served as a temporary police station. In the 7th year of Taisho (1918), due to the Taichung Prefecture. The Taiwan Prefecture Confucian Examination Hall was originally used for all Taiwan candidates to participate in the provincial examinations. In the early Japanese colonial period, it served as a temporary police station. In the 7th year of Taisho (1918), due to the expansion project of the Taichung Prefecture Hall, it was dismantled and relocated to its current site to serve as a police club, thus being preserved. Its relocation history witnesses the urban transformation from the official cluster of the Qing Dynasty to the prefectural district of the Japanese colonial era, possessing significant value for preservation and architectural research. Address: 臺中市西區府後街38-8號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taichung